What is "Egyptian Microfiber"? Is that what the label says? Is this cold wash and low dry remove immediately? Great for deep pocket mattress?
11683
Then WHY THE HELL is "Egyptian" in the name of the product? The ONLY POSSIBLE answer is to deliberately mislead those that don't read the fine print and may assume that it's Egyptian cotton. Also, there should be a law that states the thread count must be a GENUINE thread count. GENUINE 1500TC sheets cost around TEN TIMES as much.
1474552
Machine wash cold seperately (sic), Do not bleach, tumble dry low, iron touch up
843940
"To wash, remove hanger from bag. Machine wash cold. Tumble-dry low. Guarantee: This product is guaranteed to give you complete satisfaction in use. If for any reason you are not satisfied with its performance, please return it to the manufacturer for a replacement. Specifications: Cotton Fabric." [copied from the back of the package - I've yet to wash mine]
654331
I was told it is the most Eco friendly of all waterproof pads by The Clean Bedroom. I find it stiff and cold and have been trying to get a good mattress pad to try over it. One that can be washed and dried, not dry cleaned. Not sure what the inner layer is.
1683943
These sheets are not percale or sateen. They are Egyptian, which is softer than percale and not lined like sateen. They get softer with every wash, and I would recommend them to anyone.
183654
I would never say Egyptian cotton, though who knows how they blend these fabrics. They are a very light, soft microfiber. It feels fuzzy, but not heavy like cotton flannel would be. They are stretchy with elastic all the way around. You can get a nice tight fit. I was really unsure of them when I opened the package. I washed them in warm water to see if they were going to shrink. Perfect result. I would buy them again.
1483881
The mattress pad is fitted, and the pocket are really deep. I haven't measured them but they went over a queen mattress with a 3" memoryfoam pad on top of it with room to spare. I saw a post about it when I got it that said the stitching between the puffs was poor and came out, so I just stitched them again with my machine. No problems with that. It is THE most comfortable thing I have ever put on a bed. I just got back from the Laundromat and washing it. Not a problem to clean or dry on low at all.
1703449
No, not like microfiber - I know that feels really weird when you sweat -- It is like a really thin, sort of worn wash cloth. That is the best way I know how to describe the texture of the mat. This is not to say that the mat is worn and not durable though. Love it, use it, and wash it once or twice a week for months now.
1703453
It doesn't have that moisture-sucking feel of microfiber, and it's not fluffy like a towel. It feels comfortable when you use it, like durable cotton clothing. I have one that's been used about 500 times over 5 years, and run though the washer and dryer every time. It's still perfectly usable, although the border stitching is starting to look a little ragged.
2074674
The manufacturer provides laundering instructions on a card which also spells out the 5 year warranty. I put it in my laundry room to refer to when I need to launder it.They say to wash with a mild detergent in cold to warm water. Do not use bleach or bleach detergent. Line drying is preferred but if necessary tumble dry on low or no heat.Do not dry mattress pad at temperatures higher than 125 degrees FDo not iron. Failure to follow these instructions will void the mattress pad warranty.Hope this helps.
2027758
Yes it is! I actually just washed mine this past weekend. I have a King size so I went to the laundromat to use one of their bigger machines. I want to say you wash it on the gentle cycle and then you have to dry it on low heat. I took mine out several times and fluffed it up while it was drying so that the insides wouldnt get messed up. It came out perfect!
1474835
I've had this cloth for years and I think I may have washed it once or twice. I keep it next to my bed and use it to clean fingerprints off my tablet and phone and to clean my reading glasses. I don't like washing microfiber cloths because they seem to pick up every tiny bit of fluff. Would probably be OK if just washing microfiber but they're so small it's hard to get a full load. And I don't have it in any kind of bag, it sits on top of my glasses case within easy reach. Best screen and lens cloth I've used.
1367206
They are microfiber, not cotton!!! The thread count has no relevance whatsoever. This is cheap polyester microfiber and you will hate it. Sleazy advertising to say that it is "like" Egyptian cotton. It is not!
71272
No it's not. It's cloth and can be washed with care. But if it got very wet, the mattress would get wet, too.
954978
Microfiber= synthetic material good for wicking away moisture. I love it in workout clothing but in the pillows, they appear to be almost "lumpy". I am going to attempt to return them.
1172735
No, microfiber is not cotton. I can't read the tiny little tag on these sheets, but most of the time it is a polyester fiber. This is not "your Mothers" polyester, however. This microfiber is extremely soft, yet does not wrinkle like cotton. The fiber is so fine it can be woven like cotton, thus giving you such a high thread count. Hope this helps.
184830
This is no more bulky than any other mattress pad, it's just the material it's made out of. I washed and dried mine in a standard machine with no problem. The recommendation is perm press and cool water, as I remember.